If Custom Playbooks are in what's yours going to look like?

[sportyguyfl31]

Old school, under center Run and Shoot

Ace Spread
Ace Trips
Flexbone Normal
Flexbone Close
Flexbone Slot Left/Right
Flexbone Trips Left/Right
Flexbone Trio

[TDTGodfather]

I forms, aces, shotguns, and some wildcat and pistol.

my faves from last year were Boise, LSU, Georgia, FSU, and VT.

[blkrptnt819]

Quote: Originally Posted by TDTGodfather

I forms, aces, shotguns, and some wildcat and pistol. my faves from last year were Boise, LSU, Georgia, FSU, and VT.

Totally agree with that LSU and Va Tech. If I could just mix these two I would be satisfied.

[blkrptnt819]

Mod due to the article posted today could you change the title of this to "Now That Custom Playbooks are in what's yours going to look like?" Please?

[PaperBoyx703]

I will wait and see how the Michigan playbook is constructed first. Because I am just going to have mostly I-Form sets pretty much anything for a power running game. Just to get Michigan back to there old ways. But I may add more spread to the playbook as well to have more favorable D-Rob sets.

[SeaOfRed75]

90's Nebraska. Osborne's offense runs for 400 a game again.

[theDude47]

Got this quote from the ESPN article:

"And while the new zones and tackling system are greatly appreciated by fans of the franchise, nothing will get "NCAA Football" gamers more pumped than the new custom playbooks. With these new playbooks, gamers can pretty much do whatever they want in terms of putting together the best plays from across the country. Like the wishbone? How about taking all of the wishbone plays from every team and put them all in one offense. You can go in and select entire formations or individual plays, building your playbook exactly how you want, and then customize the layout in the play-call screen so you can easily sort through the plays during a game, putting all of your play-action passes together or all of your wildcat runs together, making for a pretty awesome user/coaching experience."

Well, now that it has been confirmed. I got to start putting together a list of what playbooks I want to make. I'll get the game just for this exact reason. I'm going to have a lot of fun with this.

[Solidice]

Quote: Originally Posted by theDude47

Got this quote from the ESPN article: "And while the new zones and tackling system are greatly appreciated by fans of the franchise, nothing will get "NCAA Football" gamers more pumped than the new custom playbooks. With these new playbooks, gamers can pretty much do whatever they want in terms of putting together the best plays from across the country. Like the wishbone? How about taking all of the wishbone plays from every team and put them all in one offense. You can go in and select entire formations or individual plays, building your playbook exactly how you want, and then customize the layout in the play-call screen so you can easily sort through the plays during a game, putting all of your play-action passes together or all of your wildcat runs together, making for a pretty awesome user/coaching experience." Well, now that it has been confirmed. I got to start putting together a list of what playbooks I want to make. I'll get the game just for this exact reason. I'm going to have a lot of fun with this.

yup. It was also confirmed in the OS preview.

I also love that you can change the order they appear in the playbook.

This is probably the best feature so far this year for me.

my book would look something like this, based on NCAA 11 formations:
Ace - Normal
Ace - Slots
Ace - Y-Trips
I-Form - Normal
I-Form - Twins
I-Form - Slot Flex
Shotgun - Spread Flex
Shotgun - Spread Flex WK
Shotgun - 4WR Trio
Shotgun - 4WR Trio Str
Shotgun - Slot F Wing
Shotgun - Split Offset
Shotgun - Wing Offset
Shotgun - Normal Flex Wing
Shotgun - Normal
Shotgun - Ace
Shotgun - Wildcat Spread
Goal line
Special Teams

of the new formations in NCAA 12, I might add the Pistol Full House(Diamond formation)